Patch Roundup: Father Charged with Killing Wife Over Sex; Pastor Guilty in Church Theft

Here are some of the top stories from the past week in Patch's west Chicago region:

ADDISON—Bond Set at $3 Million for Addison Man Who Allegedly Murdered His Wife Friday—Prosecutors say Kurtis Worley confessed to killing his wife because "she wouldn't have sex with him."

NAPERVILLE—Pastor From Naperville Pleads Guilty to Stealing More Than $1.6 Million in Church Funds—Howard Richmond showed members of his church fake documents to convince them to loan him money, prosecutors said.

WHEATON—Wheaton Woman Dies After Horse Riding Fall Near Oswego Monday—Susan Kelly sustained internal head injuries during her fall off a horse, the Kendall County Sheriff's Office said.

DARIEN—Lawsuit: Woman Accuses Darien Police Chief of Sexual Assault, Retaliation—In her lawsuit against the city of Chicago, Centeria Moore-Powell accuses Ernest Brown, her former supervisor, of discriminating against her.

ST. CHARLES—Cross-Dressing Flasher Sought After Sightings at Hotel—St. Charles police say the man exposed himself while in the hotel’s stairwell.

BURR RIDGE—Man Charged With Exposing Self at McDonald's Drive-Thru Near Burr Ridge—The McDonald's is located on Kingery Highway south of I-55 in unincorporated DuPage County.

DOWNERS GROVE—Texas Man Gets 10 Years in Prison for Child Porn, Soliciting Downers Grove Teen—Rudoplph Figueroa, 46, of Corpus Christi, TX, was convicted of having sexually explicit conversations with a 13-year-old Downers Grove girl in 2012 and possessing child pornography, authorities said.

GLEN ELLYN—Glen Ellyn Modifies Roosevelt Road TIF District; Parkside, Park Plaza Residents No Longer Included—The Village of Glen Ellyn's Board of Trustees will vote on the final TIF District boundaries on Sept. 9.

ELMHURST—Couple Found With Drugs, Bloody Rags and a Toddler in Their Vehicle, Police Say—Elmhurst police said they found track marks on the suspects; both are facing child endangerment charges.

BATAVIA—Batavia Man Pleads Guilty to Growing Pot in His Home—The 38-year-old is sentenced to two years probation, community service and a $4,995 fine.

GENEVA—Man Charged With Battering Police Officer Who Woke Him Up—Wheaton man sleeping on a couch stands up, grabs officer by the arms, shoves her against the wall and places his forearm on her neck, reports said.

LA GRANGE—New La Grange AT&T Store First of its Kind in U.S.—AT&T moved into a bigger space in La Grange Thursday with a brand-new design.

GLEN ELLYN—Wednesday 3 A.M. Three-Car Crash Injures Two in Glen Ellyn—The rush-hour crash closed off a section of Route 53 for an hour.

HINSDALE—Former ABC 7 News Anchor Selling Hinsdale Home—The Chicago Tribune reported Sylvia Perez listed her home at $2.4 million.

LEMONT—New Lemont Fire Chief George Rimbo Resigns from District 210 School Board—District 210 will be accepting applications to fill Rimbo's position now through Aug. 9.